reef

maybe they do, but at least the tunze work 99.9% of the time, not at 50% ratio.

I thought that is what they are good for.

Water looks very crystal clean Only should add fish slowly, new tank so adding many fish could cause problems. bactaria takes time to grow.

No, i cant run the 1100 fully open either, even the flow from the 1100 is pretty poor. Will take them back and try another lot. Do the 620 even put out any flow?

great, post the org forms to warren with colour photo pajama cardinals, page 148, pocket expert guide to marine fishes, isbn1-890087-38-6 post a pics of the blenny

Thanks, fill out the fnzas form and email the photo to warren , he will print it and add it to your form, or add the pic yourself.

LAST chance to add any of these items as it closes soon, If you have anything we need the info, MAF have advised that they are seriously going to clamp down on fish imports so i suggest you get any of the items as you wont see them again.

its a niger trigger,

i doubt it is a blue throat trigger,

They are allowed until next week but very hard to get.

reef safe , but are very shy.

The blue thoats are awesome, love to get some cross hatch triggers

Last week for photos of fish/coral species. If you have them then fill the form out otherwise that will be it you will never see these fish/coral again. Heliofungia actiniformis Herpolitha limax Blastomussa Blastomussa loyae Blastomussa merleti Blastomussa wellsi Nemenzophyllia turbida Scolymia australis Scolymia cubensis Scolymia lacera Scolymia vitiensis Scolymia wellsi Millepora Millepora Dichotoma Millepora Playphylla WELLSOHPHYLLIA RADIATA HELIOPORA COERULEA ricordea yuma ricordea florida amplexidiscus fenestrafer discosoma spp rhodactis cf.inchoata rhodactis cf.indonsinensis rhodactis cf.mussoides Klyxum aasp (Alcyonium sp) DENDROPHYLLIA FISTULA /SUN POLYPS (L) LEMNALIA ANTHELIA ALCYONIUM PALMATUS CLAVULARIA VIRIDIS SOLENOPADIUM Lemnalia Rhodactis cf. Indosinensis Discosoma hairy (green) Discosoma sp. (hairy) Metarhodactis sp. (tong) Metarhodactis sp. (green) Amplexid. fenestrafer pro/ear Ricordea florida Ricordia sp. (Indonesia) Ricordia sp. (Indonesia green hermit crab blue linkia star fish gorgonia turbo snails Nassirius Snail SPIROGRAPHIS SPALLANZANII/WHITE FEATHER DUSTER fish astrosalries fuscus highfin blenny cirrhilabrus scottorum scotts fairy wrasse cirrhilabrus exquisitus exquisite fairy wrasse cirrhilabrus punctatus finespotted fairy wrasse cirrhilabrus solorensis redheaded fairy wrasse cypho purpurescens oblique dottyback gobiodon okinawae yellow clown goby Gobiodon citrinus liopropoma swalesi swalwsi neocirrhites armatus flame hawkfish opistognatus rosenblatti jawfish oxycirrhites typus hawkfish pseudochromis diadema diadem dottyback pseudochromis fridmani orchid dottyback pseudochromis paccagnellae royal dottyback pseudochromis porphyreus magenta dottyback pseudochromis springeri springer dottyback pterapogon banggai cardinalfish salarias fasciatus jeweled rockskipper serranus tortugarum chalk bass sphaeramia orbicularis polkadot cardinalfish sphaeramia nematoptera pajama cardinalfish stonogobiops nematodes blackray shrimp goby Stonogobiops xanthorhinica Yellownose Shrimpgoby Signigobius biocellatus Two Spot Goby gobosoma oceanops neon goby cryptocentrus pavoninoides blackfinned shrimp goby amblyeleotris randalli randall shrimp goby Cryptocentrus Cinctus Yellow-Watchman Amblyeleotris wheeleri Red banded goby Gobiodon Parrellus neon goby Pseudochromis Splendens Splendid Dottyback Pseudochromis Aureus Golden Dottyback Labranicus Cyolopthalmus Red Damperia Dottyback Cirripectes stigmaticus Indian Blenny serranocirritus sunburst anthias

No nothing survives without light.

I think the prism falls under the seaclone category. I question 1200L? Maybe 120L. I don’t know if you can covert it to a kaltwasser stirrer though.

Nice tank, This is what he says about coral colours. Whilst t5s do support hard coral well you don’t get the glitter lines. I used t5s about 3 years ago and found not problems keeping acros but did not like the unnatural colours. T5s have to be changed about every 12 months as I found some acros started to die, maybe because of the UV once the bulbs started to move spectrum.

retail for about $80

no problems on its own, i did understand the first time They are a nice fish.

fine, suppose to be reef sale also.

Yep, have had them in a few times. nice schoolling butterfly, fay has one.

Got a great photo of the male Banggaii holding the eggs? Could be the only photo in the world showing this. It was in the middle of the day when I witnessed him getting the eggs from the female. Poor male, this is his 4th batch in 5 months.

how about a close up shots, cant see anything. does look like a nice tidy set up

Thanks for your input Ira, At this stage the fish is not required as we already have photo of the species.

Check out the link as it has instructions on what is required. http://www.fnzas.org.nz/letter/

need these items. Still need photos of these. Heliofungia actiniformis Herpolitha limax Blastomussa Blastomussa loyae Blastomussa merleti Blastomussa wellsi Nemenzophyllia turbida Scolymia australis Scolymia cubensis Scolymia lacera Scolymia vitiensis Scolymia wellsi Millepora Millepora Dichotoma Millepora Playphylla WELLSOHPHYLLIA RADIATA HELIOPORA COERULEA ricordea yuma ricordea florida amplexidiscus fenestrafer discosoma spp rhodactis cf.inchoata rhodactis cf.indonsinensis rhodactis cf.mussoides Klyxum aasp (Alcyonium sp) DENDROPHYLLIA FISTULA /SUN POLYPS (L) LEMNALIA ANTHELIA ALCYONIUM PALMATUS CLAVULARIA VIRIDIS SOLENOPADIUM Lemnalia Rhodactis cf. Indosinensis Discosoma hairy (green) Discosoma sp. (hairy) Metarhodactis sp. (tong) Metarhodactis sp. (green) Amplexid. fenestrafer pro/ear Ricordea florida Ricordia sp. (Indonesia) Ricordia sp. (Indonesia green hermit crab blue linkia star fish gorgonia turbo snails Nassirius Snail SPIROGRAPHIS SPALLANZANII/WHITE FEATHER DUSTER fish astrosalries fuscus highfin blenny cirrhilabrus scottorum scotts fairy wrasse cirrhilabrus exquisitus exquisite fairy wrasse cirrhilabrus punctatus finespotted fairy wrasse cirrhilabrus solorensis redheaded fairy wrasse cypho purpurescens oblique dottyback gobiodon okinawae yellow clown goby Gobiodon citrinus liopropoma swalesi swalwsi neocirrhites armatus flame hawkfish opistognatus rosenblatti jawfish oxycirrhites typus hawkfish pseudochromis diadema diadem dottyback pseudochromis fridmani orchid dottyback pseudochromis paccagnellae royal dottyback pseudochromis porphyreus magenta dottyback pseudochromis springeri springer dottyback pterapogon banggai cardinalfish salarias fasciatus jeweled rockskipper serranus tortugarum chalk bass sphaeramia orbicularis polkadot cardinalfish sphaeramia nematoptera pajama cardinalfish stonogobiops nematodes blackray shrimp goby Stonogobiops xanthorhinica Yellownose Shrimpgoby Signigobius biocellatus Two Spot Goby gobosoma oceanops neon goby cryptocentrus pavoninoides blackfinned shrimp goby amblyeleotris randalli randall shrimp goby Cryptocentrus Cinctus Yellow-Watchman Amblyeleotris wheeleri Red banded goby Gobiodon Parrellus neon goby Pseudochromis Splendens Splendid Dottyback Pseudochromis Aureus Golden Dottyback Labranicus Cyolopthalmus Red Damperia Dottyback Cirripectes stigmaticus Indian Blenny serranocirritus sunburst anthias